Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare

I’ll admit I approached this audiobook with skepticism. Too many AI-in-medicine books either drown you in jargon or oversell the tech like it’s a magic wand. *Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare* does neither. Dr. Mahajan’s perspective—as both a physician and an AI researcher—gives this this a rare credibility. He doesn’t just *tell* you about AI’s limitations; he shows you, like in the chapter on diagnostic errors where he contrasts a neural network’s 98% accuracy with the *real-world* chaos of understaffed ERs. It’s these moments that make the book feel urgent, not theoretical. Millian Quinteros’ performance is a masterclass in balancing authority and approachability. His pacing is deliberate, almost surgical, which works for dense sections on convolutional neural networks but occasionally drags during the (admittedly necessary) deep dives into FDA regulations. My one critique? The production could’ve used more dynamic audio cues—some chapters blur together when listened to in long stretches. Still, the narration’s clarity makes complex topics (like federated learning in patient privacy) digestible without dumbing them down. If you’re a clinician, this is your AI reality check. If you’re a patient, it’s the manual for asking your doctor the right questions about the ‘black box’ influencing your care.